passes and the need to wear masks in schools. shops and offices masks will still be needed on public transport and in hospitals who comes at despite a rise in infection numbers, france is also rolling out a 4th dose of the vaccine. for those aged 80 and above quarter, mine didn't catch up any time with all the stories we're covering by checking out our website. the address for that is al jazeera dot com ah, the amount of the top stories on how to 0. some of the hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped in the ukrainian city of merrier poll appear to be getting out. finally, after more than 2 weeks of relentless bombing by russian forces, a 160 private cars have left the besieged city. but aid has not been able to reach mary. apple with claims that russian convoys are blocking it. more than $400000.00 people are trapped facing extreme, or even total shortages of food, water,

and medicines. ukrainian official set these 2 and a half 1000 people have been killed. the russian air strike on a television tower in weston ukraine is killed at least 9 people to rocket to the building at the base of the tower and enter peel in the evening district. across r t say around 50 people were in the building with as many as 20 trapped under rubble. several rush strikes have targeted ukraine's capital cave. and these 3 people were killed including 2 who died when a 9 story residential building was struck despite moscow insisting that it's only focusing on military sides. ukraine's president for ms. lewinsky, says russia is trying to destroy his country, but ukrainian troops will not back down. he could at the women, are armed forces are brave and creative. we are causing losses to the enemy. they don't know where to find help for themselves. it is miserable, pathetic that they were preparing for this for many years to subordinate us to

destroy our country. this is why we need to hold to fight to win, in order to come to peace, which we deserve to develop. russia has denied asking china for military assistance in ukraine. the criminal says it has enough resources for its campaign. russia has accused the u. s. and e u of trying to provoke russian troops into attacking major population center. a 4th round of talks between ukrainian or russian negotiators as wrapped up and negotiations are expected to resume on tuesday. ukraine says it's seeking peace and the ceasefire. ponens big cities are struggling to accommodate the number of refugees escaping the war and ukraine. a mass of warsaw and crack off say the city services are overwhelmed and they need more support from the e. u. and the un to stay with us or not. is there a witness is up next? i've now oh, coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of. every time i travel bay,

whether it's east or west africa, people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate coverage. and our focus is not just on their suffering, but also on the more publicity and inspiring story. people trust algebra to tell them what's happening in their community in a clear and unbiased. and as an african, i couldn't be more proud to be part of it. ah . just have that. have that it will seen him that something is going to transpire. and it didn't get told him to release officers. every lawyer i feel towards the whole,

it's something like i stood and watched them as they sat my corner. absolutely nothing. inigo was found. however, when out please my be released and go hi. i'm just home. you probably just like a moment they are, i mean, hancock is quite been in but at the same time it was a it was an open offer me at the same time, to know that in the high of a pandemic, that you could be treated in such a manner lose no respects. ah ah, ah,

racism is very common within the hospital environment. it's so common. you call really foul to see when you read black class. my experience has been on the front line during long down was very unpleasant. you see in so many people also seeing colleagues

been taken ill. it was ever stay in very scary. the southern interest in the suffering of black people is it brings mixed emotion for me. i feel more confident to speak about the racism, the odd person, the experience without being told i've got a chip on my shoulder or i'm trying a race car as a result of what medical staff have experience on the front line during the pandemic. and also the black closed my protests, we've found that some of our white colleagues have actually started to listen to us . so during covert, did ye, because he said, you feel like things got worse over the years. did you hell,

did you experience more racism? the racism was very, quite clear for black nurses where i worked in a, an area that is predominantly white. and i'd been working in this a n. e for probably i'd in a year on the agency. and i became acutely aware that i didn't see any black patience, but obviously awful. well, you know, it's is, is that, is it predominantly why areas we don't really expect to see any black patience, but cove it, oh my gosh. that was such a difference to what i was used to see him in that particular hospital. every single patient that come in mores black, i guess that kind of high and my fear his there was often times or i couldn't get p p. and again, we found that we was being disproportionately em allocate it to more high risk areas, especially be in black agency nurses. and that seem quite apparent across the board

. and me in my black colleagues would notice it. and we'd have conversations. ah, this is a lot done of her not being able to, to, to be around your family. not being able to, to be a working beyond, especially working with young foreigner boy young people as well. and you know, and i haven't the direct communication that you would do with her on a normal day to day as a point where as a young black person, the world shows you with me to be black. when i try to be there for them as much as possible, even from a distance,

that's what keeps me go and thank you for coming. and thank you, taking your time this afternoon. i'm coming to speak with me as you know where we live in an unprecedented times at the moment and a difficult time, but also a time will change as you, as you, as you've seen in the media as a lot of negative perceptions that go hand in hand, we've also black people and that people as a culture, how did you take to see and those incidence, the dog situation that happened, that one kind of annoyed up on the black. it was like why she did this. it doesn't really make sense. and then to have enjoyed floated, which is kind of on the back of this is please please call the cops. please call their african american man, threatening my life. please tell them whatever you like. they both combine and then they just kinda escalated each other so much more than they should do. and i think

like everything was coming together so quickly and then being in lockdown as well. maybe even worse because you can talk to people about that. like you're dealing with now, well and so we can't do anything about them. come talk about the face to face and very hard. prefix. say i'm very resilient, but we only support sometimes i find a support for my elder uncle . how are you doing, sir? good. good, good. the full check in on you've been a long time man, long terminal. yeah, i mean, i need to check in and see how things are with you. you know,

nothing. nothing that comes easy is worth having, you know, you know, seen things that happened previously over and over in america. know in the u. k as well. it was still got from my mind that even at that point i could be the next one i shit privately. what i saw, i only need to see once the job slide it situation. i turned away every other time because it wasn't going to change. you know, i'm saying and i couldn't, i was help in that case. but you saw the eyes in the face of the people. yeah. jared, out of this action. and there was a sad,

elemental enjoyment of power. yeah. i could be that was wrong. yeah. for sure. for sure. i become disillusioned at times and i know it becomes stressful at times and i go home and i am stress and have a headache and i'm tired. i'm just yeah. and if at that point i'm in my time where enough is enough for me to be all right. ah, so i had my own experience. i was the place recently whereby i was just sitting in my car having a conversation. and unfortunately i was taken back to the station and locked top

for 18 hours. i ended up being charged for failing to yeah. out of my call quickly enough. the charge, fortunately, was overturned on the 22nd of may. 2020, which was free days before the death of george floyd. ah, ah ah ah,

this is where i was pot way for a post office to open m as a mckee worker and i was waiting to to go into work surely after the police force me straight along here. and we saw each other. we close eyes. i know they saw me and that, and i saw them moments later he just came back and just the mom did the i got the call for few moments, you know, as agitators confused while the car moved to the passenger side and just stood dead with my hands in my pocket, thinking that, okay, was, was, was what was the worst that that happened at a moment's layer. i'm in handcuffs under section 23 of the misuse of drugs. that because they, they deemed that they could see kind of dislikes in mccall. and i was like,

been in for like 30 seconds. i've been if alcohol and i've been here for you just made the assumption in the event. no physical testing am, you know, and i've shown you who i am as a professional and i am in hancock on the side of road 9 fur in the morning. it was quite berlin. but at the same time, it was a it was, i opened up the me the something cathartic about knowing are the only warm darn thing things. one of my childhood friends was stopped by the police several times during not done it on a brave face. tyrant. i mean, i, i probably been, i'll probably been stops, stops more than you probably fit more luck over a profile is a, something that you, i thought you grow up, be instructor social. you just, you end up thinking as a normal thing. you can go for your phone book right now,

and you can get double figures of people that experience me a slot on such up. and just in the last year that journal got down one, how many, how many friends, and that people around the same age as us to be nota dot co structure such mcneese . we've in the 1st law company to look at. we go start together. you go straight to i. so i will stop by myself the 1st not that hulu. when muslims, i'm, when was the given, was active. i'm gonna get you done to it. but son, he, luckily i was review as well. he was trying to calm down the stuff, bought the whole experience. ha ha. they did a say a word and they just jumped out a car and at the handcuffs, already handcuffed me without even saying the wet to me were telling me what they was looking for was such. and for just stood just a way that aid. they kind of, they tried to do with you anyway. it was off as us back he said was got to get my books on imagine magin if we were, if we were with him and that was kind of the da 1000 experience he had. so he had

to see as well. so i mean, my think was that was that rock? i don't to go left. i found a thin flat. i think that he was saying, trying to, what would you say to me? he said, he asked me for my money, my title lot, mr. webinars that com. i know it's not dr. a soccer soccer. he said, i'm nervous, not doctor on for like i said, i'm in the education of like a one away from your, from the doctor on from that job about a couple of degrees on the truck to wind. you know, they try to try to get a reaction from so they can have an excuse to our rescue. look you up. what can you do? is that every systems against us, you just go hopeless. yeah. and that was, that is to of an that, that acceptance that you know, it's going to happen just fools languages waiver in it. mm. mm

ah, i have to watch the judge flight video a few times. the 1st time i didn't really think county really taken one of those letters one but just sort of video quickly and i switched off from wasn't to i went back to the video a few hours later than and actually you actually saw the context and understood what was actually taking place in this 40 jenin. it's video and hearing him mother's was that com proven asking for his mom and an office of his a still with his foot and his knee and his neck and the, and the smirk and the and the agent officer protected novel officer as well. just modern day lynch in fabian just the cameras and it was like he was

just playing, playing, playing a character in a movie. the cameras were role in, you know, and this was, this was his big moment. i'm gonna, i'm actually going to show you what we actually feel about black people. and i wanna do it level camera. funny enough about the police right behind us. no, i mean, so heard it. yeah. the treating me, they can train me or they want the train me right now. her how funny is that? ah,

seen so many videos, all black people been mistreated by the place is absolutely devastating. i find it so stressful. being a mother and also having family members, he could also be the next person who is suffering at the hands of the place when i was handcuffed my mom my instant my incident feeling was imagine if i didn't know how to how to communicate and handle my emotions and, and remain calm. why 5, what if i did raise martina? did something out of keratin, would i have been in lover of georgia, florida on my dog, him. it took

a minute for 6 seconds. the murder of george floyd to wake up the rest of the world. the got it down. i've been trying to really hold one last what do you want? i did a brand new budget. again. good afternoon and i will get you in the news. i

i come in on my house, the reason why you want me to tell you i haven't really given me the reason why i hadn't seen you before and i've been for a long time turned round. and then when we came up examining your car and

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